00:00 The Goregaon and Malad, which are the national parks, are the main areas of the river.
00:06 In Mumbai, we have increased the number of rivers.
00:11 The two banks of the river, where we have built huts or societies,
00:17 have been used by humans to make them more productive.
00:20 The river does not flow straight, it flows in a curve.
00:23 To make the river flow in a curve, it is necessary to keep the river level.
00:28 We do not do one thing, we do the other.
00:32 We dump the industrial waste in the river.
00:36 We have found different types of minerals and minerals in the river.
00:41 These are the common things of the Middle Ages.
00:57 Hello, I am Vinayak Parabdhe, from Lok Satta, Goshta, Mumbai.
01:01 In the previous episode of Goshta Mumbai, we understood the importance of the Dahisar river in Mumbai.
01:07 The invitation at that time was the World River Day.
01:10 We are going a little further and will understand the importance of the river in Mumbai.
01:18 The name of the river is Oshivra.
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01:35 We can see the Oshivra river flowing behind me.
01:39 We always think that the river is clean and flowing, but it is not the case.
01:45 The reason is that you and I, all of us, have made it a drainage system.
01:52 We are talking about rivers and the flow that comes from them.
01:57 But before understanding all this, we should understand the origin of the river.
02:02 What is the origin of the river?
02:03 We should understand how and in what way the river flows.
02:09 If we understand the origin, we will understand why the river flows.
02:14 We will understand the origin of the rivers like the Dahisar, Oshivra, Kohisar or Mithi.
02:23 Let us first understand why the river flows in a straight line.
02:28 We are told to draw a picture of the river.
02:33 We never draw a straight line.
02:36 We never draw a straight line.
02:38 We draw a straight line when we draw a river.
02:41 We say that this is a river.
02:43 We should understand why the river flows in a straight line.
02:48 If we understand this, we will understand that the origin of the river is in a mountain.
02:55 The river flows from the mountain.
02:58 The mountain has stones on both the sides.
03:01 The stones break due to the fast flow of water.
03:06 They start flowing in the river.
03:09 The origin of any mountain or river is on the height.
03:13 When the river flows at a fast speed, the big stones are thrown down with the flow.
03:21 The big stones are hit by the flow.
03:26 They break into small pieces.
03:28 Some pieces of the stones are formed.
03:30 Some pieces of the stones are formed with the flow.
03:35 When the river flows from the mountain, the ground is formed on the lower side.
03:46 This is called the river bed.
03:48 When the river flows, it carries many things.
03:53 The surrounding jungle, the dry trees, etc. are all part of it.
04:00 When the river flows from the mountain, we realize that there is a perfect area on both sides.
04:11 When the river flows at a fast speed, it does not flow in a straight line.
04:17 When it flows at a fast speed, it hits the ground on either side.
04:23 When it hits the ground, it hits the river bank on the other side and flows again.
04:33 We realize that the flow never flows in a straight line.
04:38 It hits the river bank on one side and flows to the other side.
04:41 The constant hitting of the river bank causes the soil to flow out and come to the other side.
04:51 When it hits the river bank on the other side, the water from the river decreases.
04:59 When the water decreases, the soil from the upper side of the river flows to the other side.
05:09 The river bank slowly moves forward.
05:12 This is a perfect area.
05:14 What happens in this process? The river flows in a curve.
05:20 What do we realize from this?
05:22 We should understand this from a scientific point of view.
05:25 We should understand this from a geographical point of view.
05:29 We realize that the river does not flow in a straight line.
05:33 It flows in a curve.
05:35 To make the river flow in a curve, it is necessary to maintain a certain level of water.
05:41 What has happened in Mumbai? The banks of all these rivers are elevated.
05:47 On the banks of the river, we have built huts or societies.
05:54 The place is populated by humans.
05:57 This is the reason why all the rivers in Mumbai get water.
06:03 Friends, we will talk about the Oshivra river.
06:06 As I said in the last episode, the banks of all the rivers in Mumbai are in the National Park.
06:13 The banks of this river are in the Goregaon and Malad National Parks.
06:20 The water from the upper side of the river flows to the lower side of the river.
06:29 The lower side of the river is the NNP waterfall.
06:40 In monsoon, there is a flood.
06:43 The water falls in the NNP waterfalls are used for bathing.
06:48 We can see the river flowing from the waterfall.
06:53 The river flows under the road of Film City.
07:00 The river slowly flows to the other side.
07:02 On the other side, we can see the Sai Baba Complex.
07:06 The famous garden in Goregaon is called Are Bhaskar.
07:13 The river Oshivra flows to the other side of the Are Bhaskar garden.
07:18 We are standing near the road of Are Bhaskar.
07:26 The river flows from this side to this side.
07:29 The river flows under the Are Bhaskar road.
07:34 The river flows to the west of the road.
07:40 There is a crematorium on one side.
07:48 The river flows under the road to the west of the road.
07:53 The river flows under the road to the west of the road.
08:03 The entire area between the west road and the railway line is industrial.
08:11 The only thing that is not done is to dump the industrial waste in the river.
08:20 This is a very bad thing.
08:23 We can see some pits here.
08:28 We can see dead animals dumped in the river.
08:34 The river Oshivra flows under the railway line.
08:39 The river flows to the other side.
08:42 The river flows to the Arabian Sea between Jogeshwari and Andheri.
08:48 The entire journey starts from Are and ends at Jogeshwari West and Andheri West.
08:56 There are two parts.
08:58 One part is between Jogeshwari and Goregaon, the Arabian Sea.
09:03 The other part is between Jogeshwari and Andheri, the Arabian Sea.
09:08 The Oshivra river and the Are river are very close.
09:12 They are very important and natural.
09:15 When we talk about the Oshivra river, we have to understand that
09:19 the importance of the Are colony is concentrated in the Subic.
09:24 The Are area is a joint property of many rivers of the Oshivra river.
09:31 I am repeating it again.
09:32 It is a joint property of many rivers of the Oshivra river.
09:35 The area from which the Are is subic is very important for the Oshivra river.
09:44 If it were not for the Oshivra river, the Are colony would not have existed.
09:49 We will understand the importance of the Are in the other part of the Are.
09:54 If we go to the Are, we will see that there are different types of
09:59 dams and wells found here.
10:02 These are the common ones from the Middle Ages.
10:04 We will understand that the land of the Are, the Subic area,
10:09 is very important since the Middle Ages.
10:11 The origin of this importance is found in the Oshivra river.
10:16 We have understood the importance of the Oshivra river in this part.
10:21 In the next few parts, we will understand the importance of another river in Mumbai.
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